Characters / Sonic Boom Legends

One of the most notable aspects of Legends is it's wide variety of characters. Currently, there are 18 characters in the cast, with 3 currently on the way. Another noticeable aspect of these characters is that most of them are owned by different people, often made to represent themselves. Either way, the characters are plentiful, coming in all shapes and sizes.

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Main Villagers

Fixer The Fox

Fixer the Fox

Created by: Fixers Channel.

“But I just want to let you know that, I won’t be able to fix all the problems ahead. But I promise you won’t face them alone.”

The most prominently featured character. Fixer is the village detective, with a knack for fixing things to boot. As such, he's often sought out whenever there's a problem. He's seen as the Village leader, and is often the one calling everyone to meetings. Kind-hearted, intelligent, though can occasionally get quite cocky, Fixer makes up for whatever he lacks in with his quick thinking and heart of gold.

• The Ace: While he's by no means perfect, he's very skilled in many departments, mostly in fixing inventions (hence the name,) and detective work. Fox Attorney: Turnabout to a Crowded Workshop, while non-canon, also states he's quite the skilled lawyer.
• Alliterative Name: Fixer the Fox
• Arch-Enemy: To Ensham, though the two mores hold heavy grudges against the other, rather than bothering to seek the other out.
• Badass Adorable: Cute, green eyes, sweet smile, always willing to help, and can steal a Chaos Gem from a practical army of weasel workers.
• Badass Bookworm: Is practically The Professor to the village, and has manage to accomplish quite the few badass things.
• Berserk Button: Even after he knew her for a day, hurting Alkira has always been a sure-fire way to get Fixer to open a can of whoopass on you.
• Broken Ace: Despite usually be okay with running into danger, he's got extreme Naviphobia, and will not go on boats, under any circumstance.
• Brooding Boy, Gentle Girl: Downplayed Trope, but him and Alkira do fit this trope, given his loner nature, and her kind heart.
• Color Motif: Green. Almost every piece of clothing he wears has green on it.
• Damselin Distress: Is a male variation of this in the episode "Requiring Assistance".
• Deadpan Snarker: Fixer becomes this when he's sleep-deprived. Best shown in "Translator in Disguise".
• Declaration of Protection: Does this for Alkira in "Villagers of the Caribbean Part 1".
• Everyone Can See It: Played With with him and Alkira. Quayla and Emily insist that they can see that the two like each other, and Shift, at least at one point, was quite suspicious at Fixer's Affectionate Nickname for Alkira. Despite this, it has yet to be revealed if they are right.
• Exhausted Eye Bags: Got these after staying up all night working on fixing U.T. in "Translator in Disguise"".
• Fatal Flaw: Other than the aforementioned Naviphobia, Fixer has a tendency to get cocky and impatient at the worst possible times.
• First Kiss: Him and Alkira share theirs in "The Last Date".
• Fragile Speedster: Is quite quick and agile, but one good hit can knock him down.
• Gadgeteer Genius: While perhaps not to the extent of Tails, Fixer is definitely this to the Village, and is usually the go-to guy whenever anyone else needs something repaired.
• Golden Super Mode: Unlocks this in the "Battle Forgone" trilogy, thanks to the Chaos Gems.
• Handwraps of Awesome: Has these on his arms and legs, as well as his fingers.
• Hidden Depths: According to "Beaver and a Beat," Fixer can not only sing, but make up lyrics on the fly.
• I Work Alone: Played With. He's very independent, and usually only works alongside Alkira on a detective case. But he cares about his friends deeply, and works just as well on a team as he does on his own.
• I'm Not Afraid of You: No matter how strong and menacing Ensham is, Fixer is never afraid to, each time they see each other, call the arctic fox out on his treatment of his daughter.
• Improvised Weapon: He mentioned wanting to smack U.T. with his spanner.
• Love Confession: At the end of "The Last Date", he finally tells Alkira that he loves her. She feels the the same way.
• Love Epiphany: Finally puts two-and-two together that the way he feels about Alkira is love in "Beaver and a Beat."
• Meaningful Name: His name is Fixer, as he is often the go-to fox when it comes to repairing inventions and such, and he shares the role of The Professor to the village with Dawn.
• Mr. Fixit: As stated above, he's the go-to guy when it comes to repairing things.
• Nice Guy: A very good person to hang out with. His bio even states that his heart of gold and intellect make up for everything he lacks in.
• Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: In "Working Overslime," when the gang is just about to get the Chaos Gem away from Buster, Fixer excitedly points out that the plan is working. Cue Buster swallowing the gem whole.
  Erik: Great, thanks a lot.
• Non-Action Guy: Not one for hand to hand combat. (See Fragile Speedster above.) That said, he will go into a fight when the stakes are extremely high.
• Only Sane Man: When Dawn and/or Alley cannot fill this role, it's usually Fixer trying to return logic to it's rightful place.
• Parental Abandonment: He was separated from his parents at age six, after they all got caught up in a storm on a boat, and he believes that they never intend to come back for him, since they haven't, yet. Whether that's true, or even if they're alive or not, is unclear, as of writing.
• The Professor: Shares this role with Dawn.
• Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: Sensitive Guy to Forge's Manly Man.
• She Is Not My Girlfriend: In "Fox and Found," he had to insist to Quayla that he and Alkira were not on a date.
• Ship Tease: He and Alkira get this very, very, very often. From making her a special breakfast, to going into danger in order to find her a gem, it's no surprise that these two are the Fan-Preferred Couple, both out and [[Shipper On Dec} in-universe.]]
  • It finally pays off in "The Last Date", where they become an Official Couple.
• Teen Genius: Is at the age of 17, and is undeniably the most intellectual person of the Main Village. (Rivaled only by Dawn and possibly Marou.)
• Tempting Fate: He's had this happen before. (See Nice Job Breaking It, Hero above.)
• The Smart Guy: Extremely intelligent, and skilled in technical repair, detective work, and practice of the law. (Though, this last one was displayed in a non-canon work, so this is somewhat debatable.)
• Took a Level in Badass: In "What's Mine Is Yours," Fixer was able to steal the Chaos Gem away from Ensham and an entire army of weasel miners. Double points for him and Forge escaping the suddenly collapsing cave just as it was closing in, leaving the army in their dust.
  • But even more than the above, he took one in the finale trilogy, "Battle Forgone," where he not only takes on Ensham to save Alkira, but with the power of the Chaos Gems, he becomes Super Fixer, and single-handedly takes on Arkus' Titan Form. If that's not badass, what is?
• Weak, but Skilled: He's not the strongest when it comes to combat. (See Fragile Speedster above.) Despite this, he's the smartest of all the villagers, and they usually turn to him when in doubt. And despite his lack of strength, he's very quick, and occasionally, he'll go back into battle if he knows his enemy's weak points. And if the ending of "Fox and Found" means anything, his speed and agile attacks can get him pretty far in battle.
• What the Hell, Hero?: Gets one from the rest of the gang after hearing that he stole the Chaos Gem from someone. Granted, though, it's Played for Laughs, and the one he stole it from was Ensham, who, presumably, was dead set on using it for far worse things.
• Young and in Charge: Is only 17, and if the Main Village has anything like a mayor, it's him.

Alkira the Artic Fox

Alkira the Artic Fox

Created by: Legendary Griffin.

“Oh, I’m sorry. It’s just, when you have lived in a cave for so long, you tend to miss the sun.”

One of the residents of Main Village, Alkira is Fixer's assistant, roommate, and best friend. ^note  And maybe, even more. Having run away from her abusive father, Ensham, she met Fixer, who introduced her to everyone in the village, and fought off her father to finally save her from him. She's kind and caring, but she carries a lot of leftover trauma, thanks to being stuck in an abusive household for so long. However, when Alkira is there with her friends, especially Fixer, Alkira is the most loyal and kindest person to be around.

• Abusive Dad: Her father, Ensham, definitely qualifies.
• All-Loving Hero: Is very sweet and loving to everyone in the village.
  • Word of God states that she even believes that her Abusive Dad can ultimately be changed, if he wants to be.
• Anxiety Dreams: Has these as a symptom of her years of being abused, mostly pertaining to losing Fixer, and being returned to Ensham. The only thing that helps her with these dreams are rocks she finds pretty, and after Fixer gifts her with an amethyst, she gets better.
• Because You Were Nice to Me: She's extremely loyal and kind to Fixer, since he'd saved her from having to return to her father. She ends up even falling in love with him.
• Big Damn Reunion: She and Fixer have this at the end of "Requiring Assistance".
• Blue Is Heroic: She's a blueish shade of cyan, and is undoubtedly a hero.
• Brooding Boy, Gentle Girl: Downplayed Trope, but her and Fixer do fit this trope, given his loner nature, and her kind heart.
• Fatal Flaw: Her over-reliance on Fixer has put in her danger on occasion, as she doesn't completely know how to function on her own.
• First Kiss: She and Fixer share one at the end of "The Last Date."
• First Time in the Sun: In the very, first chapter, she gets to fully see and enjoy the sun for the first time, having been confined to the cave her whole life.
• Friends Are Chosen, Family Aren't: Alkira seems to have found a true family in the villagers.
• Genki Girl: While not as excitable as Quayla or Emily, she can be very excitable and bouncy.
• Heal the Cutie: Started off as a Shrinking Violet, afraid to go back to her father, and lose everything she finally found. After Fixer saved her for good, and she spent more time in the village, she became far more cheerful.
• The Heart: Seems to be the most compassionate of the villagers.
• Lovable Coward: Is too frightened to actually get into a fight, but is very quick, and thus can escape, and save her friends from danger.
• Love Confession: Declares she loves Fixer in "The Last Date".
• Love Epiphany: Realizes she's in love with Fixer in "Rose to the Occasion."
• Missing Mom: Her mother isn't in the picture, having died when she was too young to remember her. Asking her father about it only angered him, and he would end up chaining her to the wall.
• Nervous Wreck: When she meets Fixer, she is this. After spending more time with him in the village, and with the rest of their friends, this mindset quickly evaporates.
• Nice Girl
• Ship Tease: Her and Fixer get this in spades.
  • It finally pays off in "The Last Date", when the two become an Official Couple.
• Shrinking Violet: Starts off as this, which is understandable, given all the years of abuse she'd suffered. She gets better as time goes on, though.
• Shy Blue-Haired Girl: Is blue, and starts off as quite nervous and withdrawn, to all except Fixer. See Shrinking Violet above.
• Tearful Smile: She has this when Fixer finally confesses his love for her.
• Wide-Eyed Idealist: Has a lot of faith in the world, and it's people. Even her own father, who abused her for many years, she believes that he could perhaps one day be changed.

Quayla the Grizzly Bear

Quayla the Grizzly Bear

Created by: qcherry.

"True. Some people are too shy. They just need a bit of a push!"

One of the residents of Main Village, Quayla is the owner of the town's cafe, "Quayla's Hot Spot." Chipper and full of energy, Quayla is best known for her fangirl-like shipping tendencies. Other than shipping her friends together, and running her cafe, Quayla's favorite pass-time is spending quality time with her best friend, Alley. Despite carrying around a "my way or the highway" attitude in her back pocket, Quayla's heart is always in the right place, and loves to goof around and always has a good time with her friends and family.

• Action Girl: Is definitely this, especially when she's with Alley.
• A Day in the Limelight: She has one in the form of "Shipped At First Sight," albeit she technically shared it with Erik.
• Badass Adorable: Absolutely adorable in every sense of the word (see the above trope,) and can kick some serious ass.
• Beauty, Brains, and Brawn: Between her, Alley and Emily, she seems to be the Brawn.
• Color Motif: Green, similar to Fixer.
• Cool Big Sis: She and Alley are this to Emily. Her reaction upon seeing Emily on a date with Keiran?
  Quayla: Ahh, Emily! My little girl is growing up!
• Cloudcuckoolander: Her plans on getting her shipping couples together in "Shipped At First Sight" are downright cartoony, but do you think that's stopping her?
• Control Freak: In "Shipped At First Sight," she stops at nothing to get her couples together, and ignores all of Erik's warnings against it. This attitude ends up nearly injuring Fixer, tearing up one of Sophia's recipes, breaking Emily's window, and nearly tarnishing the aforementioned bunny's relationship with Keiran. Of course, Quayla ends up feeling horrid for what she did, and came clean to everyone for what she did, as well as having learned her lesson.
• Cuteness Proximity: Seeing Emily and Keiran on a date is enough to make her need to breathe into a paper bag.
• Deadpan Snarker: Due to her high energy and perkiness, it's more-so the "Snarker" part than the "Deadpan." Despite this, she'll keep the snark coming when annoyed or bored.
  Quayla: Grr, so scary.
• Determinator: Other than her extreme methods of getting her ships together, Quayla refuses to go down without a fight, and even in times of trouble, will not step down or let anyone break her spirit. A good example of this comes at the climax of "You Barked Up The Wrong Circus," where even though she and Alley were locked in cages by Barker, they didn't give up on hope, and just sassed the Stunt Bears until their eventual rescue.
• Establishing Character Moment: In "Fox and Found," the series' first episode and her first appearance, upon being introduced to Alkira, she has one thing to say:
  Quayla: Aww, that’s so sweet! Is this a, date?
• Fiery Redhead: Has red hair tied into a ponytail, and is extremely sassy.
• Genki Girl: Perhaps a little bit more sassy than the average Genki Girl, but her boundless optimism and excitement about her shippings and hanging out with her friends, as well as her sweet, goofy nature, she couldn't possibly fit the bill more.
• Girls Love Chocolate: Yup, that trope fits Quayla like a glove.
• Girly Girl with a Tomboy Streak: Has many feminine interests, with her love of sweets, her love of gossip, and her love of shipping, but she's fully prepared to get dirty and go into combat when put up in a fight.
• Good Counterpart: She and Alley seem to be these to Cinda and Molly, with the fact that the two duos are both a set of Action Girls that usually go hand-in-hand in battle. However, where with Molly and Cinda, it's ambiguous whether the two are just partners in crime or if they actually care about each other, it's obvious with Alley and Quayla that the two care about one another deeply, and are very much best friends.
• Good-Guy Bar: Her Hot Spot and Knave's Meh Burger are this for the heroes in Main Village.
• Handwraps of Awesome: Has these on her arms, but only in little bits.
• Heterosexual Life-Partners: With Alley.
• Improvised Weapon: Given her and Alley's skill in fighting with poles, they can make a weapon out of anything with the same kind of structure, even a metal pipe!
• Long Hair Is Feminine: Has thick, red hair she keeps in a ponytail, and displays many feminine interests.
• Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: The Masculine Girl to Erik's Feminine Boy.
• Maybe Ever After: It's not explicitly stated what became of her and Erik, after she left the island. She kisses him on the cheek as they say goodbye to one another, and she calls him the sweetest guy she'd ever met, but it's not said if they became an Official Couple, or they remained Just Friends. It's mentioned they plan on meeting up again, so that's something to take into account.
• My God, What Have I Done?: By the end of "Shipped At First Sight," Quayla feels just horrid for the accidents she caused while trying to get her shipping couples together. Thankfully, she has Erik to cheer her up, and she properly learns her lesson.
• Nice Girl: Oh, yes. It's hard to not have a smile on your face when she does.
• Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: In "Shipped At First Sight," in her attempts to hook up Fixer with Alkira, and Sophia with Forge, as well as strengthen the relationship between Emily and Keiran, she scrapes Fixer's knee, rips up Sophia's pie recipe, and nearly causes a break-up between Keiran and Emily by having him damage her window. While these were all accidents, it doesn't make her feel any better in the aftermath.
• Plucky Girl: Perhaps the most energetic, spunky, joyful, and certainly the most unbreakable of the villagers in Main Village.
• Running Gag: Her teasing Fixer about Alkira.
• Savvy Guy, Energetic Girl: The Energetic Girl to Erik's Savvy Guy.
• Ship Tease: Has this with Erik, occasionally. However, once Quayla left the island in the Epilogue, what became of their relationship is left to ambiguity.
• Tomboy and Girly Girl: She seems to be the Tomboy to Alley's Girly Girl, but more fittingly, she seems to be the Girly Girl with a Tomboy Streak to Alley's Tomboy with a Girly Streak.
  • They both seem to be the Tomboy to Emily's Girly Girl.
• Trademark Favorite Drink: Hot Chocolate.
• Vitriolic Best Buds: Downplayed with Alley and Quayla. While the two seem to not have any arguments, Alley's much more mature about her own Shipper on Deck tendencies (for the most part,) and occasionally has to be the Straight Man to Quayla's Cloud Cuckoolander. In "Shipped At First Sight," it's implied that Alley's the only one who can keep Quayla down to earth.

Erik the Okapi

Erik the Okapi

Created by: Erik-the-Okapi.

"I really wonder if the eight legged slime monster is out there somewhere? Now that would be something cool to catch on camera!"

Another resident of Main Village, Erik is a kindhearted okapi with a love of photography. He's young and excitable, and has a love and interest in the paranormal and superstitious, loving monster-hunting shows, and is sure to keep is camera out for any such findings. While not a social butterfly, Erik is a very friendly guy, being able to talk with Fixer about all of his findings, and of course, being best friends with Shift, with the two as close as brothers. He's very quick and can hold on his own in battle, but he's still young and inexperienced when it comes to fighting. In the end, Erik is a very good guy, who loves to take photographs, so he can share there stories, and remember the special moments in life.

• Admiring the Abomination: He's definitely this if his quickly-formed bond with Buster means anything. His just-as-quickly grown annoyance with Buster and his slime lessens this, somewhat.
• A Day in the Limelight: "Working Overslime." He seemed to share this with Quayla in "Shipped At Fisrt Sight."
• Badass Normal: Unlike his Archie Legends counterpart, he doesn't have any superpowers, and yet, still manages to be quite skillful and badass.
• Berserk Button: Do not, I repeat, do not mess with his friends, or his photos.
• Cannot Spit It Out: "Shipped At First Sight" shows that this is the case with him towards Quayla. She finally learns of his affection in the Battle Forgone trilogy.
• Cool Big Bro: Within non-canon work, he's this to his younger sister, Kyra, and much younger brother, Chester.
  • Cool Little Bro: And in both canon and non-canon, he's this to Shift.
• Conspiracy Theorist: One of him and Shift's most notable qualities.
• Deadpan Snarker: Despite his friendliness and optimism, he's not above the occasional snark.
• Extreme Doormat: In "Shipped At First Sight," while Quayla doesn't at all bully him, she does drag him into many of her schemes to get her ships together, to which Erik, despite his attempts at reasoning, is too nice to say no to.
• Heterosexual Life-Partners: With Shift.
• Hidden Depths: Is incredibly good at cup-stacking, and usually leaves town to attend tournaments. He can also twirl plates exceptionally well, at that.
  Erik: I’m pretty good at putting away dishes, if I do say so myself.
• Innocent Blue Eyes: Has these.
• Keet: Is young, excitable, forgiving and unbelievably sweet. His excitement over his pictures and paranormal findings display this the best.
• Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: The Feminine Boy to Quayla's Masculine Girl.
• Maybe Ever After: It's not explicitly stated what became of him and Quayla, after she left the island. She kisses him on the cheek as they say goodbye to one another, and she calls him the sweetest guy she'd ever met, but it's not said if they became an Official Couple, or they remained Just Friends. It's mentioned they plan on meeting up again, so that's something to take into account.
• Mundane Made Awesome: Evidently, his skill with cup-staking and plate-twirling can make an excellent circus act.
• Nice Guy: Very much. Best shown in "Shipped At First Sight."
• Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: In "Working Overslime," he brought home Buster, which caused Buster to get close to, and eat, the Chaos Gem, ALSO causing Buster to almost flood the Village in slime. Had it not have been for Forge, the entire Vilage would be flooded, and the Chaos Gem would be gone forever.
• Only Sane Man: Downplayed. He spent most of "Shipped At First Sight" trying to convince Quayla against her plans to get her couples together, though still went along with them and helped Quyala feel better when she felt bad about her actions.
• Savvy Guy, Energetic Girl: Savvy Guy to Quayla's Energetic Girl.
• Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: The Sensitive Guy to Shift's Manly Man.
• Ship Tease: Has this with Quayla, occasionally. After she leaves the island in the Epilogue, it's left unclear whether they're together or not.
  • The epilogue off-handedly mentions that him and Marou have become rather close, and spend more time together than they realize.
• What the Hell, Hero?: Everyone was very angry at Erik when he allowed Buster into the Village, which ultimately led to the robotic dog to eat the Chaos Gem and nearly flood them. They even made Erik clean up the mess. As a matter of fact, if the non-canon QnA means anything, the team still remembers it, although there's, of course, no hard feelings.

Knave the Hedgehog

Knave the Hedgehog

Created by: Fixers Channel.

“Yeah. With your guitar skills, and my drumming, we could host a performance here in town.”

A resident of Main Village, Knave is the sole employee of the town's Meh Burger. As such, he takes his job with pride, and always strives to make others happy, whether it be with a good meal, or just with him being a Nice Guy. He adores lightning, loving the light and speed of it, which is fitting, as he's very fast. A Pokeamo player, he's usually a very good sport, though not always. He also plans on starting a band with fellow chef Maniac the Hedgehog, when she's ready, as he's an expert drummer. In the very end, Knave is a very great guy, a Pokeamo player, and gives the true meaning to Fast Food.

• All-Loving Hero: Very welcoming to newcomers, and is an all-around supportive and kind person to those he's close with.
• Berserk Button: While he's not a violent person, he will mess you up if you threaten his shop.
  • Also, don't tell anyone that he and Maniac are dating, or he will hurt you.
• Birds of a Feather: Downplayed with him and Maniac. While the two are different in personality, and can get along very, very well despite their different personalities, the two seem to especially bond over their shared love of rock music and culinary arts.
• Boy Band: Always wanted to be in one. Finally gets his wish in "Beaver and a Beat."
• Burger Fool: Subverted! Despite working at Meh Burger, he's extremely good at his job, and takes pride and pleasure in his work and the quality of his service to others.
• Color Motif: Yellow and brown.
• Comically Missing the Point: In "Iron Can vs Captain Lucas: Tomato War", when Lucas runs out to deal with the aforementioned "Iron Can", Knave calls out to Lucas, asking about his groceries. Justified, seeing as the "Iron Can's" outfit looked no better than a Halloween costume, so perhaps he could already tell there wasn't much danger. ^note The "Iron Can" character was just Forge in a suit.
• Deadpan Snarker: Some episodes, such as "Shadow in the Dark," display that he can dish out snark like they're burgers.
• Didn't Think This Through: Joined Blake's dance squad in order to get more exposure for Meh Burger... despite the fact that the event was being held at that very Meh Burger. He realizes, once it's pointed out to him, it wasn't the most thought-out plan.
• Establishing Character Moment: While episodes before showed that Knave was a Nice Guy, and polite enough, "Working Overslime" was the episode that gave Knave a bit more attention, while giving us a moment of shine with him as he talked to Maniac, trying to encourage her to take the stage and preform, showing that he's much more confident that his bandmate, and a supportive friend, to boot.
• Good-Guy Bar: His Meh Burger and Quayla's Hot Spot both fit the bill of this trope.
• Hidden Depths: On top of being a master with the drums, he's also a fairly good guitar player, having learned from practicing with Maniac.
• Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Has yellow, almost blonde-looking, fur, and is a definite Nice Guy.
• Innocent Blue Eyes
• Insane Troll Logic: Knave agreed to join Blake's dance crew in exchange for free advertising of his shop.. with the shop already being the venue that they're gonna preform at. Even he seemed to question his own logic later on.
• Nice Guy: Is very kind, supportive and fun-loving.
• Only One Finds It Fun: In "Beaver and a Beat," he's the only one out of him, Forge, and Fixer who enjoys the idea of creating a boy band to save the girls.
• Secret Relationship: Him and Maniac seem to be this.
• You Have GOT to Be Kidding Me!: Was completely exasperated when Forge showed up two minutes before closing time.

Dawn the Rabbit

Dawn the Rabbit

Created by: loopylu182

“Wake! What did I tell you about making domino tracks with my books!”

Another resident of Main Village, Dawn is the village librarian. A total bookworm, Dawn had a deep appreciation for reading and facts, all the while having a dislike of glitter, which sucks for her, given that that's her friend and library assistant Wake's weapon of choice when it comes to pranking her. While usually annoyed at Wake's pranks, and having her alone time interrupted by all of the trouble brewing in her Village, once you get to know her, Dawn is a very polite rabbit, who only has good intentions, good mind, and good books.

• Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: For all that Wake and Dawn fight, the two are as close as they can be. Their proper debut episode, "Informal Occasions", is a perfect example of this.
• Badass Bookworm: Downplayed Trope. While Dawn is actually pretty terrified of fighting, and someone getting hurt, she'll always step in to protect her friends, her weapon of choice, of course, a book.
• Bookworm: Fits this trope to a T.
• Berserk Button: Messing with her books is a sure-fire way to piss her off.
• Brains and Brawn: Between Dawn and Wake, she's the more intelligent of the two, whereas he's the more athletic one.
• Butt-Monkey: She's usually the recipient of Wake's pranks.
• Catchphrase: "WAKE!"
• Cloud Cuckoolanders Minder: She's this to Wake.
• Cute Bookworm: Is absolutely adorable.
• Deadpan Snarker: When you have Wake as your primary companion, it's all too easy to slip into this trope, it seems.
• Genius Burnout: Is worried she's suffering this in "Shadow in the Dark".
• Genius Sweet Tooth: Loves candy. She even keeps some on her desk to take every now and then. ^note  And you know Wake steals some when she's not looking.
• Graceful Ladies Like Purple: Well, she is purple, and she's very polite and graceful.
• She Is Not My Girlfriend: Seems to have this reaction when Mel calls her and Wake an old, married couple.
• Insufferable Genius: Has a bad habit of getting overly upset when someone gets a fact wrong.
• Just Friends: Despite the aforementioned teasing from Mel, her and Wake don't seem to show romantic interest in one another. Any changes to that remain to be seen.
• Like an Old Married Couple: Her and Wake certainly fight like one. Mel even Lampshades it in "Rose to the Occasion".
• Noodle Incident: Evidentially, Wake attempted to start a revolution against her, and threw a thesaurus at her ruler, breaking it. She's still not happy about it, to this day.
• Righteous Rabbit: Is a very good person, and of course, a rabbit.
• The Smart Guy: She and Fixer share this role, though she takes it more prominently.
• Straight Manand Wise Guy: She's the Straight Man to Wake's Wise Guy.
• Suddenly Shouting: Whenever she shouts her Catchphrase:
  Dawn: WAKE!
• This Is Gonna Suck: She has this reaction when she realizes Wake might be her only chance at an escort to the party in "Informal Occasions".
• True Blue Femininity: Wears all blue, except for her shoes.
• Vitriolic Best Buds: Her and Wake.

Wake the Hawk

Wake the Hawk

Created by: Twelnor.

“First stealing, and now breaking and entering? Man, and you guys get up me for my pranks.”

Another resident of Main Village, Wake is the town prankster, assistant in the Library, and Dawn's main cause of migraines. Once a member of the proud Babylon Rouges, Wake was left behind by his team, and has since then, lived on Forgone Island. Excitable and always ready with a good prank, Wake is usually just an excitable prankster, but is also very mature and open to talking with his friends about their feelings. He's even got a dapper, gentlemanly side to him, that he'll bring out on special occasions. Overall, Wake is one jokey or gentleman hawk, always ready with a trick up his wing.

• Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: Although he loves riling her up, Wake truly cares a lot about Dawn, and the feeling is mutual.
• Beware the Silly Ones: Despite his goofy nature, he was a part of the Babylon Rouges once, and in a fight, he can definitely hold his own, be it with his own physical combat, and his pranks to assist him.
• Bird People: Well, yeah. He's a hawk.
• Brains and Brawn: Between him and Dawn, he's the Brawn, whereas she's the Brains.
• Cloud Cuckoolander: Wake can be pretty nonsensical, especially when it comes to annoying Dawn. See Noodle Incident for an example of this.
• Just Friends: Despite Mel teasing them about the otherwise, so far, him and Dawn show no romantic interest in one another.
• Leader Wannabe: He tries so much to be this in the "Villagers of the Caribbean" two-parter, between him, Dawn and Alkira. It doesn't really work out, as as Dawn and newcomer Marou know more about the Gem than he does, and he accidentally ends up drowning Marou's dig site.
• Nice Guy: Despite loving pranks more than anything, Wake is a genuinely good person, willing to sit down and listen to others.
• Noodle Incident: Evidentally, he once tried to start a revolution against Dawn in her library, and broke her ruler by throwing a thesaurus at it.
  Wake: It was a revolution against the queen! Besides, I used words, didn’t I?
• Oh, Crap!: Has a small one in "Villagers of the Caribbean Part 1", when Forge cracks his knuckles, asking who said Wake would be in charge.
  Wake: *shivering* Welcome aboard!
• The Prankster
• Pungeon Master: Will slip a lot of puns into his language, and seems to be a fan of the more subtle puns. Doesn't make them any less painful.
  Dawn: Wake, that’s a letter, not a book.
  Wake: Which letter? From what I heard, there are 26 of them.
• Scarf of Asskicking: Has one that he never takes off.
• Shipper on Deck: Wake definitely seems to be rooting for Fixer and Alkira.
• Straight Man and Wise Guy: He's the Wise Guy to Dawn's Straight Man.
• Sweet Tooth: Steals Dawn's candies off of her desk.
• Vitriolic Best Buds: Him and Dawn are the dictionary definition of the trope.

Forge the Bear

Forge the Bear

Created by: Forge Machine.

"I don’t give names to those with a death wish."

A blacksmith living just outside of Main Village, Forge was one of the first residents of the island, and perhaps the strongest warrior they have. Stoic, blunt, and with a high opinion of himself, Forge is the go-to guy when it comes to blacksmithing, heavy lifting, or kicking someone's ass. Forge is the last person to be underestimated, as he is one tank of a bear, who is not afraid to show anyone the true heat of battle.

• Action Hero: Is this in spades. He's one of the few people who has previous combat experience, enough to essentially lead the villagers against Arkus' forces.
• Amazon Chaser: He seems to be especially attracted to Sophia after seeing her lay a smackdown on Ensham in "Operation: Baked Goods".
• Asskicking Leads to Leadership: Essentially leads the villagers against Arkus' forces. Goes a step further in the epilogue, where he becomes the official protector of Main Village.
• Back-to-Back Badasses: Him and Sophia in "Battle Forgone Part 2" fight back-to-back against Arkus' machines.
• Badass Boast: Often boasts about his physical prowess, and how he instills fear into the hearts of his enemies.
• Battle Couple: Him and Sophia become this in the Grand Finale.
• Big Damn Heroes: Shows up at the end of "What's Mine is Yours," to save Fixer and destroy Ensham's mine.
  • Pulls this again in "Operation: Baked Goods," along with Maniac, to rescue Sophia.
• Blood Knight: Is absolutely ecstatic whenever he gets the chance to do battle, since he was basically itching to do things the hard way with Ensham in "Operation: Baked Goods," and was eagerly awaiting Shadow's arrival in "Shadow in the Dark."
• The Big Guy: The strongest of the villagers, on top of being the most experienced in battle.
• Brooding Boy, Gentle Girl: Him and Sophia fit this trope pretty well, although, he's not entirely broody, and she's not entirely gentle.
• Bruiser with a Soft Center: As much as Forge complains about the villagers, and them constantly going to them with their problems, he truly does care, which is why he fights so much to protect them.
• Character Development: At the start of Legends, Forge seemed annoyed at being dragged into the heroes' adventures, and would prefer to be left alone to work in his forge. By the end, he's become far more comfortable as a member of the village, and even rallies the villagers together with a Rousing Speech, and gladly tells them he's proud to fight alongside them. He even accepts the official title of Village Protector, in the epilogue.
• Comically Missing the Point: In "Villagers of the Caribbean Part 1," after basically launching the boat, after throwing Fixer directly at the boat, with Wake, Dawn and Alkira on it alone, and they're sailing off to uncertain doom, what does he have to say?
  Forge: ... Well, that's one way to launch a boat.
• Dark Is Not Evil: Has a darker color scheme compared to the other villagers, aside from Keiran, but is fimrly on the side of good.
• Deadpan Snarker: Despite everyone on Forgone being pretty snarky, Forge definitely takes the cake. One of his interactions with Shadow in "Shadow in the Dark," specifically, when Shadow complained about Forge comparing his hits to a child's, show this off best.
  Forge: I think child was a bit too, much. Perhaps, baby, would better suit your demeaner.
• Death Glare: Shoots Fixer one in "Working Overslime," complete with a snarl, after he admits that he stole the Chaos Gem.
• The Easy Way or the Hard Way: Gave Ensham the ultimatum of either letting Sophia go, or fighting him in "Operation: Baked Goods." Ensham, still pretty sore after their previous encounter in "What's Mine is Yours," and determined to get even with him, chose the latter. Forge had no problem with this.
• Heroic Build: Has been described as muscular, and is very much a hero.
• I Was Told There Would Be Cake: Had no real interest in helping Barker set up his circus, only showing up because Shift told him there would have been pie. He ends up staying, and ultimately does get a slice of pie.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Despite his apathy, and apparent annoyance with the other villagers, Forge does care.
• Large Ham: Can ham it up whenever he gets to bragging about how great and mighty he is.
  • Exaggerated when he disguised himself as the "Iron Can" in "Iron Can vs Captain Lucas: Tomato War."
• Military Superhero: Word of God states that before coming to the island, Forge worked for G.U.N., which explains his amount of combat experience.
• Papa Wolf: As stated below, he's basically a parent to the younger villagers, and when Fixer was in danger in "What's Mine is Yours," Forge came barreling back, ready to fight. Although, he does claim later that he only came back because Fixer owed him coal.
  • Also yelled for Sophia and Maniac to leave the kitchen when it was in fire in "Meteor Not, Here I Come," while he took care of the fire.
• Parental Substitute: Basically functions as a dad to the villagers, but specifically, towards Fixer, who was essentially orphaned at around six.
• Relationship Upgrade: Him and Sophia are officially engaged by the end of the series.
• Skewed Priorities: As stated above, in "What's Mine is Yours," the only reason that Forge claims to gone back for Fixer when he went up in the mountains? Because he owed Forge coal.
  • In the "Villagers of the Caribbean" two-parter, he seems unconcerned with Alkira, Dawn and Wake being alone on Perilous Peak, his two main concern being getting a tan on the beach, and his drink getting spilt.
• Smooch of Victory: Sophia plants one on him after the defeat of Arkus.
• Trademark Favorite Food: Pie.